She was a concubine on her deathbed and gave Birth to a son to Qianlong, who did not love her, but wanted to be buried with her
Qianlong was an amorous emperor, with many concubines in the harem, and his talents and means were better than one, but in his heart none of them were comparable to Empress Fucha. Even after the empress's death, Qianlong often recalled their past and often wrote love poems to the deceased Empress Fucha. In fact, Qianlong had two concubines of the Fucha clan, and in addition to the aforementioned Empress Fucha, there was also a concubine of the Zhe Mercy Emperor. Although the imperial concubines were also surnamed Fucha, their status was far inferior to that of Empress Fucha. As a noble concubine of Emperor Zhe mercy, Qianlong, who was still the crown prince at the time, was not qualified and could only be a concubine.
At that time, when Yongzheng was drafting, the noble concubines of the Zhe Mercy Emperor were among the show girls, but Yongzheng did not look at her. According to the rules of the Qing Dynasty at that time, these unselected show girls could be arranged for them, so Yongzheng gave the noble concubines of the Zhe Mercy Emperor to Qianlong, who had not yet married a wife at that time. During the Qing Dynasty, some concubines would be arranged for the unmarried princes, who would be slightly older and could teach the princes about men and women.
Before Emperor Zhe Mercy entered the palace, Qianlong already had several concubines, and Emperor Zhe Mercy's concubines were nothing more outstanding than others, so Qianlong did not like her. Her good luck was that she gave birth to the emperor's eldest son, which could have allowed her to ascend to heaven in one step, but then she fell out of favor and died before Qianlong became emperor, so his status before his death was still stuck on the concubine.
Later, after Qianlong ascended the throne, in order to give the emperor's eldest son some face, he made his birth mother from a concubine to a concubine to a concubine of the Zhe Mercy Emperor. Qianlong still had some expectations for the emperor's eldest son, Yong Huang, after all, the status of the emperor's eldest son in the Qing Dynasty was still very high, and Qianlong did not want his eldest son to be looked down upon by others. Later, when Empress Fucha died, Yong Huang did not show great sadness, and Qianlong was very angry after seeing it, believing that he did not respect his mother-in-law.
In fact, for a 13-year-old child, he rarely touched his mother-in-law, and he did not know how to please his father and emperor, and Yong Huang's performance was still understandable. Probably because Qianlong was too sad at that time, he was particularly dissatisfied with Yong Huang's performance, not only reprimanded Yong Huang, but also said that Yong Huang had no hope of becoming a prince at all. This made Yong Huang very sad, although he worked very hard, but he had not been pleased by Qianlong, and now his status as the only emperor's eldest son he could rely on had become worthless, so Yong Huang became mentally weak and died not long after. After learning the news of Yong Huang's death, Qianlong was still a little sad and regretted that he did not care enough about Yong Huang. In order to make up for his mistakes, Qianlong arranged for someone to bury the coffin of Emperor Zhe mercy's concubine in Yuling and allow her to be buried with himself.